low budget high tension

Rating: Null/10 (22 November 2003)

it never ceases to amaze how small budget and/or independent filmmakers consistently outshine the major studios in producing intelligent and highly entertaining films. 28 days is a story of arrogance, innocence lost, the folly of the belief that our governments can really protect us and the notion that we all have the power to survive if we reach down deep enough. i would recommend this film to anyone who wants to be thrilled, scared shirtless and given the opportunity to witness film making in a mostly raw and compelling form.